In U.S Congress Netanyahu declares ‘No civilian was killed in Rafah’
Emmanuel Thomas I Wednesday, July 24, 2024
WASHINGTON- With thunderous applause over and over again and standing ovations, the joint session of the United States Congress affirmed the lies of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that no civilian was killed when his blood thirsty Israeli Occupation Forces, IOF invaded Rafah.
He told the joint session that he was informed by the commander that they kill 200 Hamas fighters all armed with guns and that none of them was a civilian.
But report by Amnesty shows that the air strikes on Rafah killed 29 civilians, among them women and children.
Benjamin Netanyahu told the lawmakers that contrary to fears expressed by the international community, his Israeli Defence Forces, IDF recorded the lowest casualties.
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He said his soldiers were very professional in conducting the war in Gaza within what is permitted by international law.
Netanyahu, whose speech is laced with adulation for his soldiers, Israel and America said his mission is not to annex Palestine but demilitarisation and deradicalisation of Palestine governed by Palestinian civilians with the security squarely in the hands of Israel so that Palestine will no longer pose any threat to Israel.
” So, that the new generation of Palestinians should not see Israel as enemies but as friends to live together in peace”, he said.
While clamouring for faster supply of arms to Israel so that he could finish the job, he said the war in Gaza will finish tomorrow if Hamas surrenders, hand over arms and returns all the hostages but that if Hamas refuses, he will not bend but will fight until he wipes out Hamas.
He said that after the war, Israel and America will remain strong alliance to counter Iranian threats with Arabs who intend to join the alliance.
He also boasted that his country and America have jointly developed technologies to protect both countries.
“Our enemies are your enemies, our fight is your fight, our victory is your victory”, Netanyahu said.
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